New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-01-19
MRS. EMMONS IN TIE FITNESS CHAIR.
PUT IN POLICE STATION IN LoNDoN-IiHR
DIYORCRD HUSBAND IN COUNT.

PUT IN PoIICH STATION IN LoNDON-HER
DIVORCED HUSBAND IN COURT.
WASHINGTON, Jan 1s.-When the jury In the
Erlmons lunacy case took their seats today,
Mrs Emmons resumed her story. Sho seemed
weary after her three days examination. She
described a ride in the woods with Mrs De Cormis and
her stopping TO enjoy the scenery told her," she
sad about the god OF tho wind and Phacton' and so
on. bu, she WINS TOO sirpd to understand mt, and
thought was crazy" Referring TO her statement that
the car on which she went to Ncw-York was packed
with a lunucy commission she said she had simply to
repeat that she believed it. In my own heart" she
said q know that It done know ii was done
from the bits Of conversation which l heard" She
described her sea voyage with Mrs DE CDrms aud said
that the latter mado trouble for hor TRACKING her step,
everywhere.
How did she make trouble for you !" asked her
counsel.
WELL" began Mrs. Emmons "if you had been
locked up in q cold cold here she stopped aud
seemed unable to proceed Tbsn she went on I" Put
| IN a police statlon-a regular, real English pohce
| stnton-apd had TO spend the night there. don't
mine it iiuch now now that am oyet 1t. VI ooaise
can enjoy the experience"
.Iell us about that arrest now how it happened
said MIR. Garnett.
81 can't. | can't 20 over It," said Mrs. Emmons
| slowly. Then. after pausins moment, she SAID :
Mrs. De Cormis the mau 10 the banghan Hotel
say that Mrs 5. f. Emmons, who was TO arrive was
4
"Welif" said Mr.. Garnett
"Woll, that tool OF porter can feel that touch
| get; it was horrible and IT frightened me-"
How did il happen that you were arrested
Because" she said, he insist d that should not
90 into the hotel. did not speak ms loud rs do now
| lie asked me later, Who do you want to SEQ
Colonel Gordon is now. and was, the manager OF the
| hotel, but | could not think OF his name. SAID
warted to the manager or proprietor lie SAID !:
| There are many managers and many proprictors
which one do you want y sad Il want to see one
of them. or-EnGlsh, you know-tho clark hc sal9
| Can't 500 Them brutal fellow. He asked mo u !
had a card. bit had not ono; had gone down 10
engage looms. lie sad: Tins woman Is fraud
Cobby, take her away"
"Cobby I" said Mr.. Garnctt, Indignantly.
"ies. he meant n po.iceman-cobby or boldly OF
peeler. Thew have great many names Tor them. ~
wa. Policeman "A d." She went on TO describe her
being tai en- to the station h0nse. spending thc hSh
| there She sad she had arranged tho matter when
Z" the DE Corms intericred and made he matter pup
| he by going to the American Minister. Here MI
Kent congbcd and Mrs. Em.n minicked hs cough
and looking at him SAID letting tired OF u. aren
you" Rcsnmng her story about the arrest she sa'u
that the magistrate the next day discharged her WIN
an apology. -.
With some further statements Mrs. Emmons's test-
! mony was closed. . ,.
The sensation OF the day uame when Mr.. Oahe,'
called Tor Albert Leroy Mun.on. who came forward
lie said he was Mrs Emmons's divorced husband. ne
married her in 1871 she lived with hun tLree or tour
| wears and then obtained q divorce trom hn on inc
gronnt OF ncompatb iliIy OF temper ana married hr
| Emmon-. lie said her manner was much the same
| then IA now.